Research scientist Team : Diversity Ecology and Evolution of Tropical Insects Phone: 33 (0)1 69 15 49 78 Agroecological and evolutionary transitions The aim of my research is to develop systems to analyze and accompany past present and future changes in agro-ecological systems. They include a disciplinary part and an interventionist and participatory part. The […]
Philippe Le Gall (DEEIT) is back after a two months job in Gabon and in Cameroun. He fostered many projects such as a Field School in North-West Cameroun in Oku, or the beginning of the pHD of Mr. Jean de Matha Ndengué financed by the Coopération française, …) and participated in the teaching at the
Jean-François Silvain (DEEIT) was nominated as President of the Fondation pour la Recherche en Biodiversité (FRB).
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La revue de Didier Casane et Patrick Laurenti (Multigen) a fait l’objet d’une brève du site “En direct des labos”, CNRS/INEE. Les deux chercheurs se retrouvent au coeur d’une controverse scientifique à la suite de la parution d’un article de Amemiya, CT et al. disponible dans Nature qui assure que le coelacanthe connait une évolution
Publications Rousset, M., C. Collet, T. Cens, F. Bastin, V. Raymond, I. Massou, C. Menard, J. B. Thibaud, M. Charreton, M. Vignes, M. Chahine, J. C. Sandoz & P. Charnet (2017) Honeybee locomotion is impaired by Am-Ca(V)3 low voltage-activated Ca2+ channel antagonist. Scientific Reports, 7. 10.1038/srep41782. Bastin, F., F. Savarit, G. Lafon & J.-C. Sandoz
Publications Junca, P. & J. C. Sandoz (2015) Heat Perception and Aversive Learning in Honey Bees: Putative Involvement of the Thermal/Chemical Sensor AmHsTRPA. Frontiers in Physiology, 6. Chole, H., P. Junca & J. C. Sandoz (2015) Appetitive but not aversive olfactory conditioning modifies antennal movements in honeybees. Learning & Memory, 22, 604-616. Junca, P., J.
LEGS Skip to content Le LEGS Equipes Enseignements Séminaires Stages/Emplois Contrats Claude, Wicker-Thomas Pheromonal communication in Drosophila Tel. 01 69 82 37 08 Fax 33 1 69 82 37 36 Mail. Claude.Wicker-Thomas@universite-paris-saclay.fr Research In Drosophila courtship behavior is an obligatory step before mating. Sex pheromones are located on the cuticule and play an important role
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